At The Crossroads Audio Podcast

In the beginning God called you to share the Gospel in your home, school, work place, and community.

We don't have to try and make our name great or known because the Creator of the universe knows our name intimately because He created us, He loves us, and He died for us.

In the beginning God introduced covenants, His promises to preserve and protect His people and to love them for all eternity.

The account of Noah and the ark was less about the flood and more about the amazing faith of Noah.

In the beginning, before God created the heavens and the Earth or you, God had already decided He would give His life for you.

In the beginning God created you and an environment for you and set aside a day to spend with you

In the beginning God spoke the universe into existence. That same God speaks into our lives today and tells us we are fools not to listen.

The birth of Jesus Christ was the greatest gift humanity has ever experienced at the greatest cost humanity ever experienced.

The message of hope is at the heart of the meaning and reason for Christmas and is meant to be shared with all.

Christmas is the one time of the year that we celebrate loudly, publicly, on every air wave and social media platform that no one need be alone because God is literally with us!

We start this season of advent encouraging everyone to get excited about celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.

As we move into the end of the year and the holiday season we also move into a time of loneliness and depression for many. This is also a time when many will cry out to God for help...and He will answer.

We are not the first people or nation to cry out to God asking where is He in our times of trouble. However, just as the people and nations who cried out to Him before us God answers in an unpredictable way.

In this message we look at one of the strangest things in the Bible, the Holy Spirit filled praying Ekklesia, the Church, and its ability to change the world.

Inspired by the TV series Stranger Things, we look at and talk about some of the stranger things in the Bible.

The cycle of people drawing away from God and then crying out to God is not new. In fact, it is almost as old as the Bible itself and it is something God recorded in His Word so that we could break the cycle.

Millennials want to see change take place in our culture and in our world...but they are not the first to want that.

16 times God tells us to love one another but all we have to do is get it right once to make a difference in someone's life.

Equally important to how we treat one another is how we should not treat one another, and God says a lot about that.

Before we can go out and show the world how to treat each other, we have to get it right in the way we treat others within the body of Christ.